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Cultural – Why?

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The Fashion Business School is the theory based school of London College of Fashion focussed on business trends and data analysis. Alphabetical have created a visual identity to distinguish them from the LCF’s renowned fashion design programmes. Taking inspiration from ‘spot and cross’ pattern cutting paper to create an icon to represent each of the 21 courses the School offers. A really simple starting point used to create a complex identity system and exhibition. March 6, 2017. November 4, 2016. The un...

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Camden Market – Why?

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This new brand identity for London’s iconic Camden Market is a lovely example of type as a key brand idea. Based on the infamous Camden Market bridge sign the typeface serves as a flexible way for the market to get across its diversity and history. The resulting black and white identity fits Camden’s non-conformist history perfectly. November 4, 2016. It’s the question that separates style from substance. Why that format? A good answer means good thinking: an idea at the heart of the work.

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Packaging – Why?

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Who Gives a Crap. Who Gives A Crap. Is an eco-friendly toilet paper company that donates 50% of it’s profits to help build toilets for those in need. It was launched in 2012 and has already donated over $428,500 to help fund sanitation projects in developing countries. For Christmas this year they commissioned a range from the Jacky Winter Group. With 12 Australian artists contributing designs. The results are a burst of colour and fun in an otherwise crappy category (zing! November 16, 2016. Has produce...

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Illustration – Why?

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Is a French artist based in London. Her bold, graphic illustration style cleverly uses positive and negative space as well as light to create depth and intrigue. Her Sports series is now available for purchase at her online store. March 9, 2017. Who Gives a Crap. Who Gives A Crap. For Christmas this year they commissioned a range from the Jacky Winter Group. With 12 Australian artists contributing designs. The results are a burst of colour and fun in an otherwise crappy category (zing! November 16, 2016.

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Fieldwork Facility | Fieldnotes

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May 5th, 2016. January 4th, 2016. First of all happy new year to you! 2015 was an incredibly busy year for Fieldwork Facility as January looks already jam-packed we thought it would be a nice start to the year to take a look over our 2015 and mention a few of the projects we haven’t yet *ahem* had a chance to upload to the site yet. January started with Fieldwork Facility based in residence at Somerset House. Cassie Robinson. Invited us to join the Civic Workshop. Was one of these projects see November).

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Think Big — Sean Rees — Graphic Communication

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A marketing consultancy who work with ambitious businesses to help grow their business and amplify their message. Creative Director Paul Felton. 44] 07922 587 800.

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The team — Red Logo Associates

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SEE THE EXHIBITION 13 20 MARCH. 0 LOGOS LEFT BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME. 1943 RAISED SO FAR. BUY A PIECE OF HISTORY TODAY. You came to us because these people are better than you. They will create you a logo. One logo. The only logo you’ll ever need to succeed in life. Changing the world,. One logo at a time. Red is the colour of change. I find circles in life. Find yourself, in a circle. I dream in logos let’s live. I believe circles are what make the world go round. Red Logo Associates has been.

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Fieldwork Facility | Short List 6

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A catalogue for an antiquarian book dealer that celebrates the lengths taken to discover each book. Short List 6 is the sixth in a series of sales catalogues for antiquarian book dealer Simon Beattie. In this edition of the catalogue we aimed to celebrate the books as well as the care and investigation it takes for Simon to find each tome. Short List 6 took the theme of. Books / Printed Literature. Details from the catalogue's design. Short pages were used intermittently to add pace to the catalogue.

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Fieldwork Facility | Short List 5

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A catalogue turns into an exhibition for antiquarian book-dealer Simon Beattie. Short List 5 is the fifth catalogue from antiquarian bookseller Simon Beattie. The design was required to be both a celebration of books and an immersive sales catalogue. Printed literature / Books / Exhibition Design / Applied Graphics. A 'research index' was added at the front of the document to introduce the academic approach. Designed in collaboration with Paul Felton. Topology at Tate Modern.